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  1. devonbrion1998
    when you say shut you down,had you gone through and paid for the woodsure process? Totaly agree with the above,I have chucked many a good load of dry wood in some old damp?leaking shed......OMG!
  2. devonbrion1998
    looking like we better get registered with them,I reckon we shall loose a lot of trade by selling by the 2cube So anyone know the story? they come and check out my barns take some logs away for testing and if sub20% all good I think i read somewhere that the timber must be accredited ?No idea what that means,I do know on our firewood invoices it states the timber is non accredited . Sometimes the harder you try the worst it gets,been doing a good job in recent years,getting all the split wood in the barn with plenty of air flowing through there,and that timbers been stacked in cord outside for 24months before putting a saw anywhere near it....some lovely stuff
  3. devonbrion1998
    Thank you gdh, might have to go the 2 cube route in that case, old job dont get any easier
  4. devonbrion1998
    So to be clear on this,we Must register with Woodsure to be legal? or can we still sell small lots of firewood under 20% without registering with them?
  5. devonbrion1998
    Hi all if I buy in a 20t artic load of green oak/beech in, what could I expect to get regards loose m3 split logs? 12"to 18" fairly straight Im aware it will proberbly come in near to 25t but just trying to gauge figures per tonne Also what should I be paying per tonne minus haulage?we are a bit out of touch, had it good for to long, buying and processing on site, Needs must and all that! Many Thanks

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